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Berlin Poetry Club

Jawbreaker By D.I. Jolly

Because it’s painfully fucking obvious. You’re the problem. She left because you’re not worth being with.

No Comments 30 Nov 2021 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

Mirrors and Glass By D.I. Jolly

The idea was she would stand naked, or as naked as she could stand, in front of the mirror and read the words out loud every day.

No Comments 28 Sep 2021 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

Thursday By D.I. Jolly

Boy my folks are proud of me.

No Comments 29 Aug 2021 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

How About Them Apples By D.I. Jolly

His life had been hard and he’d become hard as a result, and so was infinitely unprepared for Debbie.

No Comments 16 Jun 2020 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

Woulda, Shoulda, Coulda By D.I. Jolly

He was sitting on the steps outside the courthouse where he’d just been told that his now ex-wife was getting full custody of their child and dog.

No Comments 11 Feb 2020 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

Nachhaltigkeit 2 by D.I. Jolly

Standing at the top of the east tower was the man the king was looking for, a short squat creature that was 4 foot high, and broad. His skin was a midnight blue and changed subtly depending on his mood and the light.

No Comments 17 Dec 2019 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

25 Hour Day By D.I. Jolly

If you were offered a potion that could make all your wildest dreams come true, but at the end of an hour you’d die, would you take it?

No Comments 23 Sep 2019 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

Scheisse 2 by D.I. Jolly

Scheisse 2 by D.I. Jolly As Franklin’s back hit and broke through the bars glass window he couldn’t help but feel that it had seemed like that sort of day, all day. From the moment he woke up he felt like he knew it was going to be a bad day. But he had a…

No Comments 25 Sep 2018 D.I. Jolly
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Berlin Poetry Club

Patience By D.I. Jolly

For a long minute they stared at each other. She had dark hair and dark eyes and frowned in a way that brought back memories of a long since ex-girlfriend.

No Comments 23 Jun 2018 D.I. Jolly
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The Floor of my Soul By D.I. Jolly

They hadn’t been having problems exactly, but things had settled down a lot from when they first met. They had their routine and it was nice, but not exciting.

15 Jun 2018 D.I. Jolly
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